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Town Board approves $400,000 equipment bond and safety determinations

The Brookhaven Town Board approves $400,000 equipment bond increase and unsafe building determinations. At its February 17 meeting, the board unanimously adopted resolution 2022-166 increasing equipment acquisition funds from $510,000 to $910,000, expanding machinery and equipment purchases across

Town Board · Meeting of February 17, 2022

NY BROOKHAVEN — The Brookhaven Town Board approves $400,000 equipment bond increase and unsafe building determinations. At its February 17 meeting, the board unanimously adopted resolution 2022-166 increasing equipment acquisition funds from $510,000 to $910,000, expanding machinery and equipment purchases across town departments. Town Supervisor Edward P.

Romaine presided as the board determined three properties unsafe for occupancy: 7 Celia Street in Patchogue, 75 Jay Road in Centereach, and 30 Elder Avenue in Farmingville, following engineer reports from Cashin, Spinelli and Ferretti, LLC. The board also authorized inter-municipal fire marshal service agreements with the villages of Shoreham and Bellport, and approved appropriations from the Joseph Macchia Environmental Preservation Capital Reserve Fund for property acquisitions.

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Source: the Town Board meeting of February 17, 2022, compiled from the official minutes.

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